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Cameron Community,
As your School Board President, I recently received an email where a patron stated, "I (will) bludgeon you publicly with every book I find..." and while I believe the rhetoric was a bit over the top, it is appropriate for the school board to give another update about the book...
Cameron City Hall will require significant work on its exterior, following the conclusion of an engineer’s report.
During the most recent Cameron Planning and Zoning meeting, Cameron Community Development Director Tim Wymes announced brick along the City Hall’s eastern wall broke loose from the...
Cameron High School sports fans may have plenty to look forward to next school year, after the Cameron R-1 School District Board of Education approved a renovation package totaling $383,617.
The package includes replacement of the gym bleachers at Kevin Nichols Court, inside the CHS gymnasium, as...
Books previously accessible to all Cameron High School students will soon go “behind the counter” following a policy change regarding student access to potentially illicit materials in Cameron R-1 School District libraries.
During Monday’s Cameron R-1 School District Board of Education meeting,...
A Cameron man’s pre-Christmas rendezvous from apprehension resulted in a felony charge.
More than a month removed from allegedly attempting to avoid arrest for possession of methamphetamine, last week Clinton County Prosecutor Brandi Lou McClain charged Jeremiah James Butcher, 51, of Cameron with...
Cameron’s annual Easter tradition kicked off its 17th year of operation last Friday as hundreds converged on St. Munchin Catholic Church.
Although St. Munchin’s Fish Fry traditionally kicks off the Friday following Ash Wednesday, Volunteer Mary Morgan said preparation for the event, which typically...
